Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California

I have had a case with the Child Support Department for over 40 years, the x and his atty are both very clever and work the law, when x turned 65 they attached his SS, I was given $100.00 per month. a few months later the x and atty went to court as I came to find out about 2 1/2 yrs later the Dept was going to take hs drivers License, his filled out paperwork ommited he owned a house, had bank accounts, owed a 38' boat, they lowered my payment to $25.00. I am now owe'd over $100,000, I was advised there has been an abstract in place since 1983. The x inherited a home, he has taken out 2 loans, neither time was the abstract picked up. Now the Child Support Department wants to have him and I come in to have it heard, I flipped, I am going to terminate them, it is a standing debt, I surely don't want a Judge or Commissioner to change my order. do I have claim against Department?


Asked on 3/24/12, 5:29 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
George Shers Law Offices of Georges H. Shers

Probably not and even if you did it is probably barred by the statute of limitations and failure to file a governmental claim within 180 days of the incident and/or knowledge. With that much at stake, why do you not hire an attorney to go after the judgment by attaching a lien on his property and then foreclosing on the liens, etc. P.S. This is a collections issue and not civil rights.

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Answered on 3/24/12, 8:34 pm


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